3. March Cataract Falls

Near Williamstown, Massachusetts – in Berkshire County – are March Cataract Falls.

The waterfall is in Mt. Greylock State Reservation.

The height is only 30 feet, making it one of the shortest waterfalls in the state, but it also gives the falls a fan-like appearance, spreading out over the rocks rather than being a single plunge of water from Hopper Brook.

Hikers will go 1.4 miles one way to March Cataract Falls or can add another short hike to Deer Hill Falls, making the entire trip 3.8 miles.

The trail level is moderate difficulty for both falls.

Dogs are allowed with proper tags.

Hikers should visit between late May and June, although it is possible to visit all summer long.

4. Royalston Falls

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Royalston Falls

Royalston Falls is part of the Royalston Falls Reservation in Royalston, Massachusetts, located in Worcester County.

The height of the falls is 45 feet, with a straight plunge from the top to the bottom.

The water comes from Falls Brook.

Hiking the path will take 0.8 miles into the falls and another 0.8 miles back.

The hiking time is usually around 30 minutes one way for experienced hikers on the moderate trail.